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Navigating the Evolving Course of Alzheimer's Disease Management

Expert Interview

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In this exclusive interview, Dr. Ana Franceschi, a top neuroradiologist at Lenox Hill Hospital, shares her latest insights into Alzheimer’s disease, exploring current research, treatments, and the future of neuroimaging. Discover her expert perspective and personal journey in this exclusive video interview on this complex condition.

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There are three main factors impacting how you screen, diagnose, and treat patients with Alzheimer’s Disease

  • Increased disease prevalence
  • Emerging new therapies
  • Changing reimbursements

Taken together, these factors can significantly impact your patient care strategy.

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100 Million People 

By 2050, 100 million people may have dementia.1 Screening for Alzheimer’s Disease and differentiating it from other dementia forms will be essential to patient care.

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Misdiagnosed

1 in 5 Alzheimer’s cases may be misdiagnosed.2 Alzheimer's disease is often misdiagnosed, possibly causing undue stress for those who don't have the disease but are told they do, and delays in treatment for others.

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ARIA Incidence

New disease modifying therapies for Alzheimer's disease have emerged. However, the rate of incidence of their well known side effect, Amyloid Related Imaging Abnormalities (ARIA), was 10-30% in clinical trials.3 Therapeutic monitoring will be key to patient safety.


Welcome to the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Hub

Here you will find a collection of valuable resources designed to support healthcare professionals in diagnosing, treating, and managing Alzheimer's Disease. Explore our comprehensive guides and research papers to stay informed about the latest trends and advancements in Alzheimer's care.

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Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease

Trends in incidence, diagnosis, and treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease

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Pharmaceutical Interventions

Know your FDA-approved Pharmaceutical Interventions for Alzheimer’s Disease

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Imaging & Diagnosis

  • Amyloid-Related Imaging Abnormalities (ARIA)
  • The role of Amyloid and Tau PET Imaging in Dementia

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Access and Services

4 ways to provide access to imaging services for your patient

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4 ways to support your patients’ care pathway

Optimize patient journeys, reduce costs, and leverage emerging therapies, technologies, and solutions by working with an experienced partner who understands the complete care pathway.

  • Increase screening capabilities

  • Support differential diagnosis

  • Perform Amyloid assessment & determine therapy eligibility

  • Monitor therapy

Now more than ever, working with an experienced partner who understands the complete care pathway may help you optimize patient journeys, reduce costs, and leverage emerging therapies, technologies, and solutions.

Expanding access to care with a comprehensive portfolio for Alzheimer's disease management

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Download our quick guide for more information about Alzheimer’s Disease.

Discover the impact of AD.

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